The Epidemic of New Factory Programs – What New York Dealers Must Know to Protect Their Rights
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Big Changes to Enforcement of New York Employer’s Non-Compete Agreements
Non-compete agreements are prevalent. The trend has been for employers to require everyone (lawn care workers, interns, summer camp workers, etc.), regardless of skill, to sign non-competes. This trend is poised . . .
Dealers vs. Cancer: Cruisin’ For the Cure
If you are interested in making a donation please reach out to info@dealerlaw.com. To mail in a donation, please make checks payable to “Dealers v Cancer” and mail to: Bellavia . . .
Health Insurance Costs to Rise for Small Businesses in 2016
According to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), 63% of small businesses were affected this year by the rise in insurance premiums, and 52% of those businesses suffered financial . . .
Hiring Seasonal Workers
During the holiday season, you may find that you need extra help in operating your business. In this case, many businesses employ seasonal workers for a limited duration of only . . .
Terminating Employees
Making the decision to fire an employee can often be a difficult one. Additionally, many employers worry about the possibility of litigation arising from such an action. However, there are . . .
Does My Small Business Need to Provide Health Insurance?
Under New York State law, businesses with fewer than fifty full time employees are not legally mandated to provide a company health insurance plan. Employers with fifty or more full . . .
Failure to Pay Taxes Leads to Businessman’s Felony Conviction
Recently, the New York State Office of the Attorney General announced the felony conviction of an upstate New York retail shop owner on tax fraud counts. The investigation found that . . .
Over 200 Former Chrysler Dealers Defeat Obama Administration’s Latest Motion to Dismiss Wrongful “Takings” Lawsuit
Judge Ruled Scenario Involving Merger with Fiat Was Plausible, Thereby Allowing Case to Move Forward Bellavia Blatt, PC, a law firm that specializes in representing franchised automobile dealerships, has announced . . .
How do the New York Employee Scheduling Laws Affect My Business?
If you own a business that employs several or more people, chances are you have to be concerned with how best to deal with scheduling. Ten percent of the American . . .